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MILLIE
BOBBY BROWN
T H E S T R A N G E R T H I N G S S TA R
O N FAM E , F R I E N DS AN D
FILMING GODZILLA
JUNE 2019
Bag, Michael Kors
56 OF KINGS
AND KAISERS
62
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A look at Karl Lagerfeld’s very SPEND THRIFT
What Gen Z spends on
04
last Chanel métiers d’art show
when it comes to fashion
GROWN IN A MILLIE-SECOND
GENERATION NEXT Stranger Things’ Millie Bobby Brown tells
Four beauty insiders give us the scoop us how she plans to change the world
on what they buy and how they shop
JUNE 2019
THE JEWELS
72 About a Girl
78 Haute Bijoux
da THE BEAUTY
ra
al, P 86 Child’s Play
nd
Sa 90 Beauty News
97 Teen Spirit
98 Pout of this World
THE FASHION
112 Best in Class
120 Chasing Pavements
THE CULTURE
THE 130 Culture News
BAZAAR 132 Vivid Lenscapes
40 Mini me 134 Tripping the Light Fantastic
41 Peek-a-Boo 136 Fashionable Food
42 Yes, Ma’am!
43 Luxe for Less THE ESCAPE
44 Fabulous at Every Age 137 Travel News
THE NEWS THE FLASH
48 All the Buzz in Fashion 138 Clash of the Titans
51 Sky-scraper 139 Big in Japan
52 Feminine Power
60 Say my Name REGULARS
34 Editor’s Letter
THE STYLE 36 Wish List
64 Runway to Realway 47 Waitlist
68 Blonde Ambition 140 Your Horoscope
141 Where to Buy
142 Why Don’t You…?
COVER LOOK
PHOTOGRAPHED BY YU TSAI. STYLED BY WINDY AULIA
Millie Bobby Brown wears wool jacket; silk blouse; wool pants, CELINE by Hedi Slimane. Gold Clash de Cartier earrings, gold Clash de Cartier ring, Cartier
Makeup by Dior Makeup artist Kelsey Deenihan/The Wall On the eyes Dior Backstage Eyeshadow Palette in 003 Amber Neutrals; Diorshow Pump 'N' Brow in 021 Chestnut
On the face Dior Forever in 1.5N On the cheeks Glow Face Palette in 002 Glitz On the lips Dior Lip Glow in 001 Pink Hairstylist Christian Wood/The Wall
Group manicurist Julie Kandelec/Bryan Bantry Producer Trever Swearingen/88 Phases Photography assistants Nick Parisse, Drake Patton Styling assistant Andrew Franco
T g to?
I F re is it a
adin
ll le
R d whe
H ey an
T m
on NO WORRY
N O M O N E Y,
h eir The truth is this: The goldmine is
ng t r. difficult to trace amongst this particular
d i la demographic. It’s unrealistic to gauge youth’s
en dol true buying power, given the growing freelance
Z
p
economy, an increasing number of (affluent) parents
ec
ss
en providing their children with financial support, and
prov
of kid
G ind
the industry’s movement towards the “drop” system,
e
e
tra ar
th
where instead
where, inste of adhering to seasonal cycles, they release products
D
w
N
at any time of the year.
ho
il
One thing is clear, however. Money—or the lack of it—isn’t a
,
E hi
on
deterrent when
wh it comes to fashion. Kids will spend—even when they
s
S P ofa have very little—which
litt is especially true for university students who
e st e juggle part-tim
part-time jobs. Nick, 22, admits that his favourite brands (Comme
co m th des Garçons, Kiko Kostadinov, Soloist and Yohji Yamamoto) are difficult
t s
T
i
low
to afford. But it doesn’t stop him from buying. “My disposable income
en
Wh fol is almost non-existent
non so I save to be able to buy what I want.”
N il a While an older generation of consumers may question our priorities,
s ha let’s put it this
th way: The economy is volatile, property prices are
Ally skyrocketing, the bills are piling such that we can barely save any money
to start a fami
family or own a car. So we’d rather spend on things like clothes,
holidays, food—things
foo we can experience in the short-term.
A N E W M E N TA L I T Y
All these reasons
rea have given rise to the popularity of buying vintage,
oday’s generation of fashionistas has thrifting or rrepurposing/upcycling old clothes. Doing so is in line with
been met with nothing but scepticism, no thanks this generation’s
generatio idealism, it doesn’t break the bank, and it enables a lot
to Instagram, Hypebeast and the age-old assumption of creativity.TTaufiq, 23, reveals that it’s how he gets to experiment with
that the youth are broke….Well they are. But then his look.“Personally,
“Pe I wear what I can afford and [try to find] alternatives
how do you account for the large number of teenagers, to replicate a look.”
aged between 16 to 25, donning Balenciaga from Gen Z is very critical of consumption culture and very discerning
head to toe? In this confusing, frenzied, paradoxical when it com
comes to purchasing.They understand how the fashion system
fashion climate, we’re reduced to asking:What’s going works, how things are being produced and keep tabs on the various
on, and where’s the money going? research and aaudits surrounding production.They’re aware of exploitation
62 HARPER’S BAZAAR JUNE 2019
in the industry—the 2013 Clockwise from left: OAMC fall/winter
collapse of the Rana Plaza 2019. Asai fall/winter 2019. OAMC fall/
garment factory in Bangladesh is winter 2019. Stella McCartney fall/
winter 2019. Mother of Pearl spring/
still fresh to them—and they’ve watched summer 2019. GMBH fall/winter 2019.
The True Cost, the 2015 documentary about OPPOSITE: (Clockwise from left)
Mother of Pearl spring/summer 2019.
fast fashion. Stella McCartney fall/winter 2019.
It’s no wonder many of them are demanding that the he Marine Serre fall/winter 2019. Asai fall/
winter 2019. Marine Serre fall/winter
industry operate with more accountability, and that ethical al 2019. Asai fall/winter 2019. Stella
needs should be met by all its participants, particularly whenn McCartney fall/winter 2019.
it comes to welfare and sustainability.Which is why the latter
er
has become huge topic of discussion.
B U Y I N G C O N S C I O U S LY
S U STA I N A B I L I T Y: th end, it makes more sense to buy things that already
In the
AT W H AT COST ? exist, in
instead of stoking the demand to make more new items,
The youth are changing how we perceive sustainable fashion, ashion, sustainably or not. So many youth opt to buy secondhand or
sustaina
thanks to less mainstream labels like GMBH, Asai, Marinee Serre even fefewer fashion products in general.“I’m OK with buying
and OAMC, who have proven success in terms of production, uction, less but buying better, instead of buying from actual sustainable
design and critical acclaim. They’re being picked up by a young brands per se,” says Gordon, 22.
audience for their atypical design and conceptual brilliance.ce. It doesn’t
d help that many brands that claim to be sustainable
And the giant online retailers are taking note. This June,
ne, Net- do not explicitly explain their production methods, brand ethos,
a-Porter is launching a sustainable edit of up to 30 brands ds across or how they source their products in an informative matter—
RTW, shoes, bags, beachwear, lingerie, fine jewellery and sportswear.
ortswear. instead consumers are hit with a barrage of gimmicky language,
“Every product within the edit will take into account ethicalhical and or “corpo
“corporate greenwashing” as millennials cynically term it.
environmental issues and align with internationally recognisedi d bbestt The truth
Th t th is,
i there has been recognition of the many challenges
practices,” explains Net-a-Porter’s Global Buying Director, Elizabeth facing the fashion industry on a global scale, which leaders and influencers
von der Goltz. Key brands within the edit will include an exclusive have spoken up about. Model and fashion muse Alexa Chung has been
capsule collection with brands like Stella McCartney, Mother of Pearl, particularly outspoken, “I believe we have reached a stage where
Maggie Marilyn,Veja and Ninety Percent. companies can no longer blithely plough on doing what we do without
There’s also the perception that sustainable products must be educating ourselves about how our businesses could run in a less harmful
expensive—because we’re so used to seeing luxury brands marketing way,” she was quoted in a CNN article.
them in a “take it or leave it” way. Stella McCartney, for example, was Virgil Abloh, Artistic Director of menswear at Louis Vuitton and
a pioneer of vegan luxury fashion, so we assume all products in the one of the most exciting voices in fashion today, actually sees youth as
market using the material will be priced the same. But there are many the answer to many of these problems. Hence, his push to try to
brands offering reasonably priced fashion lines as alternatives. give as many young people industry training and support as possible,
Organic Basics’ eco-friendly Tencel material bikini set starts at so that they too can have a voice.
PHOTOGRAPHY: SHOWBIT
$80, compared to Eres’ which is priced on average at $609. And he could be right. So let’s stop with the sweet talk. If they put
Filippa K has also started a Lease initiative, which allows European and their money where their mouths are and we follow their cue, Gen Z
Scandinavian flagships to rent their clothing at 20 percent of their may just be the ones to lead us down the right path in fashion—toward
retail price for four days. inclusion, responsibility and positive change. ■
HARPER’S BAZAAR JUNE 2019 63
GROWN IN A
MILLIE-SECOND
Known for vanquishing beasts onscreen,
15-year-old Millie Bobby Brown is just as gutsy
in person, speaking her mind on family,
love rumours and what makes a teenager tick today.
By Natasha Silva-Jelly
Photographed by Yu Tsai. Styled by Windy Aulia
104 HARPER’S BAZAAR JUNE 2019
Jacket; shirt; jeans,
CELINE by Hedi Slimane.
Gold Clash de Cartier
earrings; gold Clash de
Cartier ring, Cartier.
OPPOSITE: Sweater,
CELINE by Hedi Slimane.
Gold Clash de Cartier
earring; gold Clash de
Cartier ring, Cartier
HARPER’S BAZAAR JUNE 2019 105
BEAUTY
Edited by Dana Koh
DOT THE EYES
Turn eye-defining
makeup on its head and
draw attention to your
peepers with freehand
CHILD’S PLAY creativity—dots are the
easiest way to start.
Balance that with a
Break out of the box and rediscover the joy of bright hues power pout in a fiery
coral shade such as
and carefree strokes while creating your own art. Rouge Dior Ultra Rouge
lipstick in 651 Ultra Fire.
By Dana Koh
Dress, Off-White.
Earrings, CELINE
Photographed by David Ajkai by Hedi Slimane
BUTTER ME UP
Yellow has been popping
up all over the makeup
scene lately, and it’s a
surprisingly flattering
eyeshadow shade for every
skin tone. Define your eyes
with Too Faced’s Sketch
Marker Liquid Art
Eyeliner’s saturated hues,
before adding
Shu Uemura’s Pressed
Eyeshadow in 351 Shimmer
Yellow to set the look.
Contrast that sunny colour
with a deep, decadent
magenta on the lips, like
Tom Ford Beauty’s Lip
Lacquer Luxe Matte
in Beaujolais.
The
BEAUTY
The 17-year-old
expressed her
love for her
Instagram fam
looking like a
real life heart-
face emoji
BEYOND THE
HYPE
Today’s Gen Z beauty audience seek realness,
that inside-out glow and an honest opinion when
it comes to making a purchase. See how these model
personalities trawl the net and use social media to
tell us what beauty really is to them. By Dana Koh
CHEYENNE CHESNEY Brow Wiz in
Chocolate,
Virgin Marula
Chinese-German campaign favourite and Anastasia
Luxury Facial
Oil, Drunk
not-so-basic meme-loving girl next door Beverly Hills Elephant
My shopping trick is… To follow influencers and makeup artists who have Crema Nera
Extrema, Giorgio
a similar skin type, tone or makeup style as me. This allows me to visualise ise Armani Beauty
how a product will look on me before I add it to the cart. One of my top
Chesney's skin concerns is… Blue light damage. As someone who always has her face
modelling glued to her phone or computer, I recently learned about the potential
portfolio
spans beauty, damage blue light from electronic devices has on skin and have been
lifestyle incorporating skin healing and shielding products to target that. I’m currently
and fashion
campaigns obsessed with... Two makeup trends: Korean style gradient lips, which are
Her candid
so simple and easy to apply to create the effect of a soft bloom of colour. beauty opinions
And “My Skin But Better”, which is to wear products that enhance and have earned
her quite
accentuate your face and features instead of concealing. Instead of foundation, a following
I opt for Dr. Jart.+Cicapair Tiger Grass Color correcting treatment that
neutralises my skin tone, refines texture and protects with SPF30. Social
media has… Created an environment of excitement and immediacy. And
its capacity for sharing, coupled with the accessibility of information allows
Gen Z to not only be inspired by creativity in makeup looks shared online
“My go-to platform is and cross-reference product reviews, but also to purchase those products
almost instantly. My most recent purchases are… Dr. Jart+ V9 Pink Toning,
YouTube where I can see a Tarte’s Tartesist Pro Remix, CoCo & Eve Super Nourishing Coconut & Fig
product ‘in action’, the way Hair Masque, and Giorgio Armani Beauty’s Crema Nera Extrema. When I
it wears and how it looks...” want to get to know a product… My go-to platform for reviews is YouTube,
simply because it allows me to see the product “in action” with its application Dior Add
Ad
Addict Stellar
S mic
Shine in 579 Diorismic
process, the way it wears and how it looks while also learning about it from or
and 863 Sparkle, Dior
experienced beauty gurus. Hair and body care are… Just as important as
skincare.Taking care of my hair and body with masks and scrubs
is therapeutic, helping to relieve stress and increase my confidence.
e.
Tarteist Pro Remix My guilty pleasure is… Watching insane makeover challenges
Amazonian Clay
Palette, Tarte on YouTube. It’s fascinating watching these creators attempt
Super Nourishing
Coconut & Fig Hair
such crazy looks and making something so beautiful out of it. V7 Pink Toning,
Masque, Coco & Eve Dr.Jart+; Whipped Body Butter,
Indie Lee; Cicapair Tiger Grass Color
Correcting Treatment, Dr.Jart+
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